Hello I need to know the coordinates of B' the image of B Cruz HallAccessibility ModeImmersive ReaderDownload Print2/ 2+ | 田の***80%Example 4:Draw the image for a dilationB.를with a scale factor ofA scale factor of - means the image is smaller.3.C.Divide all coordinates by 3.A(-6,-3)A'(-2,-1)Example 5:Draw the image after the following transformations.Give Feedback to M6.HDHIGH-DEFINITION MU

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Hello I need to know the coordinates of B' the image of B

Cruz Hall
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Immersive Reader
Download Print
2/ 2
+ | 田の
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80%
Example 4:
Draw the image for a dilation
B.
를
with a scale factor of
A scale factor of - means the image is smaller.
3.
C.
Divide all coordinates by 3.
A(-6,-3)A'(-2,-1)
Example 5:
Draw the image after the following transformations.
Give Feedback to M
6.
HD
HIGH-DEFINITION MU

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Any point on the cartesian coordinate system is defined as $(x, y)$ . Start from the origin, move p units to the right along the x axis and q units up along the y axis to obtain the point $(p, q)$ on the Cartesian coordinate system.

If the scale factor is greater than 1, then the dilation is an enlargement. If the scale factor is less than 1, then the dilation is a reduction.

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